Chateau de Rayne Vigneau 2003

The structure and aromatic expression of a Sauternes wine

The property
The Château de Rayne Vigneau is located in the town of Bomme, overlooking the Sauternes appellation. Created in the 17th century, the estate has passed through the hands of several illustrious families such as the Pontac family, intimately linked to the great wines of Bordeaux. Today, the château belongs to the Trésor du Patrimoine group.

The vineyard
The Rayne-Vigneau vineyard covers some 84 hectares on a single hill overlooking the Sauternais. This vineyard rests on a mosaic of terroirs. On the heights, we find clay-gravel soils, while at lower altitudes, the vines are planted on clay-sandy soils with lacustrine limestone subsoils. The vineyard is managed using reasoned agriculture with intra-parcel management.

Blend
Sémillon (80%) and Sauvignon Blanc (20%).

Characteristics and tasting advice for the Château de Rayne Vigneau 2003

Tasting

Color
Beautiful golden color.

Nose
Intense, the nose reveals delicious notes of marmalade and exotic fruits.

Palate
Marmalade and exotic fruits are among the flavors mingling in a full-bodied and unusually persistent palate.